chris-the-stick's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[The Other Side]

a good animation!
funny idea, good drawings, nice backgrounds and good voice-acting.

i found it good and funny.
keep up the good work!

flushstudios responds:

Wow! Thanks so much.

[The Dating Game]

wow, a VERY good movie, and a clever satire on highschool dating/dating for beginners in this film!
i liked that you depicted this as a pokemon fight, and both the fighting styles/choices were good, as well as the bonus rounds.
the ending was good, and quite amusing. i loved the final part!

overall, this was a great movie, funny and well-drawn, nice neicely designed characters and a solid story.
also it had lots of humour, and it was nice.
you should do more like this!
PS: remember to add a play/replay button, or a preloader. if it loops, it kinda makes it to look like a short loop film, and its a good movie.

QuantumTheoryCartoon responds:

Wow thank you very much! I'm glad you enjoyed it! I will look into adding play and replay buttons in future projects .

[OTB - Knobs and Dials]

hahahahaha!
this was quality work as usual, radiotube!
i also understood some of the abbreviations, such as the VHF (omg retro nostalgia.... i still have such old video tapes)... or the AIS, but i could not ''get'' the OOD or the FPSO,OSV ones... :/

as for the ending, it was perfect... he could manage all the difficult bridge controls, and yet he could not make his washing machine to work, hahaha!

good one, i enjoyed this alot, and the inside of the ship/deck/controls was once again INCREDIBLY DETAILED. and i loved it! so many details and functions, many radars, many screens, many buttons and sub-systems.
was that a chevy symbol on the steering wheel? clever!

also the exterior design of the ship was clever, combined with the NG colours and the proper name, fulp, very very good!

overall a great movie, and a very nice thing to watch. keep up the good work, man!

RadioTubeClock responds:

Let's see here, there's Officer of the Deck, Floating Production Storage and Offloading(like a floating oil/lng platform), and Offshore Support Vessel.

Thanks for the review!

[Batman mines bigger]

a good (and funny) stopmotion animation with lego's!
nice work in the whole movie, it was well done and good.
what was your FPS speed?
this was neat, do more!

duffosaur responds:

thanks it was only 8fps

[Sally Broken Heart]

a very very good drawing of jack, i liked the shading and the design of the curly hill, and of jack's trusty dog as well!
overall, this was a good video, showing how you did this good drawing.

i am impressed that you did this only with pencils and without digital means. you get extra points in my book.

you are good, keep up the good work!

Bloodyanimation responds:

whoah thanks i really apreciate it it means a lot to me

[Anatomy of Dance]

wow, this was so complicated, that it HURT!!!!
starting from the molecular level, and going on to the DNA of the dance, to an epic dance?
epic 3-D, it must have taken you a long time to do this, so you are worthy of a 5/5 and a 10/10!!!
do more!

cadence1 responds:

Thanks for a nice comment. It took me 2 months from the idea to the final video that you see here. I was only able to work on it a few hours every weekend, but it is still a massive amount of time. My main issue was that I was still learning how to use the software as I went, and I was struggling a bit. If I could start all over again, I think I could have made it even better and in less time. Well, hopefully I will be able to use all that new knowledge while working on my new video :)

[Inaction]

wow, i loved it!
you did an amazing job on animating all this in 3-D/CGI, and i liked it alot!
as for the humour,, it was good and the story was funny, all the while the characters remained real to the spirit of silent bob and jay....

have you showed this to kevin smith? im sure he would like it!
do more of this, this could be a nice series....

BungalowBelf responds:

I think Kevin has seen it. He has certainly seen a tweet about it, because he "favourited" it, but he didn't mention the animation specifically. Stephen Silver, who designed the characters, has seen it and loved it.

Thanks for the kind words!